Victoria and Albert Museum - Royal Photographic Society
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The V&A’s Royal Photographic Society Collection © Victoria and Albert Museum, London
A photograph of Princesses Helena (1846-1923) and Louise (1848-1939), two of Queen Victoria's daughters, taken by Roger Fenton in about 1856. Roger Fenton was a founding member of the Royal Photographic Society and one of the most influential photographers of the 1850s. He is best known as one of the first war photographers, from his work in the Crimea in 1855. However, he also took many highly-regarded photographs of the Royal Family and the collections of the British Museum as well as many superb landscapes, architectural studies and still lives.
2009-12-17
Royal Photographic Society/Victoria and Albert Museum
Victoria and Albert Museum
Royal Photographic Society
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1,77MB
27cm x 30cm przy 300dpi
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